Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-05-25
FROM MeNnAy's DAILY.

n FROM MONDAYS DAILY. :, Fresh Fish at the Tragic market. . /. l.. Kay, of the Verde, is in town. s S. E. Bevans has returned from Pine
 nix.
 T The wheat crop in the plaza is look : ing fine.
 - Geo. Waddell is able to be on tn,
 streets again. al Louis St. James has been appointe, deputy assessor. T The skating rink was well paironize, Saturday night.
 Robert Grigsby came in from the bis dam last evening. James H. Hamilton came up from Antelope yesterday. Machinery for the sampling work,
 will arrive tomorrow II Mrs. Geo. W. Sines has gone to Flag
 staff with her husband. c. W. Helm, of Tip Top, is in town
 under medical treatment. Il MT. Watkins salvation army seout | N'Sc- A<- 10 HI tN'c.A- A ball will be given at the residence
 of James Lane, in the Agua Fria valley,
 June 3d.
 Robert Kennedy has returned from
 the mountains, and Is enjoying good
 health.
 John Sorg and party Of friends are
 out on Lynx creek, on 8 hunting expedi-
 ton.
 Frank Raymond will place the
 machinery oi the sampling works III
 position.
 The exercises on Memorial day will
 be held in tine city hall. instead of In the plaza as heretofore. A number of fishing parties are being | organized, who propose 10 make raid l on Oak creek trout. The National Opera company, lately performing in San Francisco, went east over the Atlantic X Pacific. The Walnut Grove wagon road re- ceived the consideration of the board oi trade, on Saturday night. Mrs Vim. Osenburg left for Kansas this afternoon to visit her daughter, who Is attending school there. Geo ". Sines went to Flagstaff yes ter,iay, to assist m the institution oi the K oi F. lodge. at that place tonight. There are in the nelghborhood oi two hundred cars of west bound freight side tracked at Williams and Flagstaff, for want of engines to haul 1t.
 Joseph Miller. soldier stationed at Whipple, was lodged in the city jail toy Chief of Police Dodson, about , o'clock this morning, for shooting on the streets.
 Our contemporary says, that Special Agent Bevans will pay parties, who will furnish information against the Aver Lumber company, for cutting timber on | government land.
 Onions, spinach, mustard, lettuce, l cabbage greens, hubbard, asparagus, herbs for seasoning, plants Tn pois, l compost for flowers, &c., &c., cheap Tor | cash, at the Prescott Garden. m23-u |
 "Have you purchased ticket for the l sunday school ballg" is the suggestive | query propounded by the Mohave County Miner. Sunday school ball Is an anomaly originating in Kingnan.
 The two men recently arrested at Wal nut Grove, suspected oi being implicated in the train roberry, have been dis charged at Tucson, there being no eyi dcnce against them.
 $. c. Miller Is devoting his attention to raising thoroughbred stock. He has seventeen head of full blooded Hereiords now on pasture, on his place near town, which cost him from $IS0 to $iOo Der head.
 The Star says there are large mum Der of people who are anxious to hear Governor Zuliek deliver his lecture For the Tucson Methodist church. The Star predicts the governor will draw large house as he has been well adver- tised there by that paper.
 A passenger on the east bound train, on the Atlantic S Pacific railroad, died this morning between Peach Springs and Prescott Junction. He had been in California for his health, and was returning home. His body was taken of at Prescott Junction to be em balmed.
 On Sunday, June 5th, series oi revival meetings will b. commenced m with the Baptist church, oi Prescott The pastor has secured the services oi a Kentucky revivalist, who has held several successful revivais Ill that state and also in California and Southern Arizona.
 Conplaints in reference to parties cutting wood on government land, TOT domestic purposes, were recently ih'esu- gated by :. E. Bevans, special agent oi the interior department. He made report 10 the department concerning them. and decision has been rendered in T number of cases. that there has been no trespass. '
 Hank" Miller, seven year old son of Mir. and Mrs. :. C. Miller, returned Saturday night from four weeks uiP with q rodeo party, Tn the western part of the county. He was dressed m genuine COW boy outfit, and during the four weeks of his rodeo experience, was in the saddle every day, as daring as ihe most experienced vaquero. The boys dubbed him the captain ot the rodeo.
 The last issue of the Army and Navy Iournal. received al this office, date, May I4th. announces the engagement oi lieutenant Eugene Spencer, engineer corns [. $. A, and Miss Katie Iriile, daughter of ex. Governor and Mrs r. A. Tritle. of Prescott Lieut.. Spencer was formerly stationed at whipple Barracks, when headquarters of the department ,yar,. loc,t.,i there, and is one oi the most brilliant young officers m the army while his aliianced Is one Oi the most accomplished and genial young ladies in Prescott. The wedding Is an- nouuced for July 18th,
 Mining Items.